Discover a hotel-village
In Savelletri di Fasano, on the Adriatic coast, the architect and designer Pino Brescia was inspired by the colors and materials of a traditional village in Puglia to create the Borgo Egnazia, an atypical 5-star, member of the Leading Hotels of the World.
With its white stone building, the Corte, housing sixty-three rooms and suites, and its ninety-two small white houses strung out in a maze of alleys in the shade of olive trees, fig trees, bougainvilleas, this Melpignano family property looks more like a village than a hotel.
Twenty-seven villas with garden and swimming pool offer the necessary privacy for those who wish it.
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Dine at six restaurants
Here, the many facets of Italian cuisine are in the spotlight.
Fancy a gourmet meal?
Go for the Due Camini, crowned with a Michelin star in 2019 under the leadership of chef Domingo Schingaro.
To recover from these feasts, La Calce offers light cuisine, while La Frasca and Trattoria Mia Cucina celebrate the culinary tradition of Puglia.
At Cala Masciola, on the beach, the catch of the day is in the spotlight.
Note Da Frisella, a restaurant just for children and, new for the summer, a table in the vegetable garden.
Indulge in water sports
Windsurfing, snorkeling, sailing, water skiing… Nothing is missing, thanks to the four swimming pools and two private beaches, accessible by shuttle or by bike, La Fonte and La Cala Masciola.
The latter, a postcard-like cove, has a beach club with a restaurant.
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Here, the many facets of Italian cuisine are in the spotlight.
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Rejuvenate in a spa
Design baptized "Vair" ("true" in local dialect), this spa extends over 1800 m2.
Well-being is the key word here.
The oil and lemon massage menu is inspired by local customs.
Vair has an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a hammam… and incredible Roman baths.
In addition, personalized programs are offered there.
Play golf by the sea
To your clubs!
Unrolling its 18 holes between the ancient city of Egnazia (5th century BC) and the marina of Savelletri, in the middle of thousand-year-old olive trees, this golf course is classified among the most beautiful and most technical of Italy.
It is famous for its links.
Strada Comunale Egnazia, 72015 Savelletri (Italy).
borgoegnazia.com
